Comment on Some things beginners might not know about Sublime TextparentComments−fserb14yI normally do Cmd+N (Create an empty file) Cmd+S (save it). Isn't this sort of the same?−h0munculus14yBut then syntax highlighting is off until you close and reload it, which is annoying. I usually have a terminal open to the project anyway so I just use 'touch' to create the file I want.−jskinner14yBy default, the appropriate syntax highlighting will be set on the file the first time it gets saved.−Hovertruck14yCMD+Shift+P -> "JS" or "Py" or something sets the syntax highlighting.−Osmose14yThat uses the OS file dialog, which is far too slow for my taste, although I've never actually checked to see what kind've shortcuts there are for it.−snprbob8614yOn OSX, press / or ~ to get a path text box with tab completion.−Hovertruck14yI've always pressed CMD+Shift+G for that. Nice to know there's an easier way.−swah14yOnly when you save...
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I normally do Cmd+N (Create an empty file) Cmd+S (save it). Isn't this sort of the same?
But then syntax highlighting is off until you close and reload it, which is annoying. I usually have a terminal open to the project anyway so I just use 'touch' to create the file I want.
By default, the appropriate syntax highlighting will be set on the file the first time it gets saved.
CMD+Shift+P -> "JS" or "Py" or something sets the syntax highlighting.
That uses the OS file dialog, which is far too slow for my taste, although I've never actually checked to see what kind've shortcuts there are for it.
On OSX, press / or ~ to get a path text box with tab completion.
I've always pressed CMD+Shift+G for that. Nice to know there's an easier way.
Only when you save...